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Anyone have or seen a Dell UltraSharp screen?

Hayabusa Rider

Admin Emeritus & Elite Member
Cuz I just bit the bullet and bought an 8200 with one. Read some good things, and figured what the hay?

Ho does it look up and personal?
 
our school labs had the ultrasharp LCD monitors, I couldn't tell from my UXGA laptop screen.
 
I have a UXGA (non ultrasharp) and it looks amazing...

i can only imagine what the ultrasharp looks like...
 
if you mean the inspiron 8200, then all ultrasharp means is that it has a resolution of 1400x1050.....at least that's the only thing i could tell was special on my 8200's "ultrasharp" display, it's a nice screen all around though.
 
Originally posted by: Ciber
if you mean the inspiron 8200, then all ultrasharp means is that it has a resolution of 1400x1050.....at least that's the only thing i could tell was special on my 8200's "ultrasharp" display, it's a nice screen all around though.

Dell Ultrasharp
 
I have a 15.1" ultrasharp on my dell inspiron 8200.

It does indeed look amazing. Even better than my 18" Sony LCD with a pricetag of more than half my entire laptop. (Not to say that my Sony LCD isn't amazing 🙂

Dell does have occasional "watermark" problems with their LCDs such that the edges of the screen get this jagged looking watermark on it. Mine has that. It's noticeable only on certain colors. Most of the time (in games, applications, etc.) it's rarely viewable.

My overall experience with the 8200 is this: is it fast as fcking hell and will run any game at a native resolution of 1600x1200x32 high detail at a liquid frame rate. It is also heavy, bulky and not really that sleek (nothing wrong with the way it looks though) and unless you are truly going to use it as a "desktop replacement model" and not a laptop, you might as well get an Apple Powerbook. (Not kidding, those things are amazing for portability. And MacOSX > Windows XP. This coming from a person who owns three Windows XP computers.)
 
hmm..... now that i see that link aphex, the response time and viewing angles were definately better on my 8200 than on my thinkpad and ibook, as far as brightness, maybe a little bit brighter. did not think that had anything to do with the "ultrasharp" though, thought it was just dell giving 1400x1050 res a fancy name
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my dell 1702FP definately beats it up, but its the best looking out of the 3 laptop lcd's i have really spent time with.
 
Originally posted by: Ciber
hmm..... now that i see that link aphex, the response time and viewing angles were definately better on my 8200 than on my thinkpad and ibook, as far as brightness, maybe a little bit brighter. did not think that had anything to do with the "ultrasharp" though, thought it was just dell giving 1400x1050 res a fancy name
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its 1600x1200.
 
Originally posted by: Alphathree33
I have a 15.1" ultrasharp on my dell inspiron 8200. It does indeed look amazing. Even better than my 18" Sony LCD with a pricetag of more than half my entire laptop. (Not to say that my Sony LCD isn't amazing 🙂 Dell does have occasional "watermark" problems with their LCDs such that the edges of the screen get this jagged looking watermark on it. Mine has that. It's noticeable only on certain colors. Most of the time (in games, applications, etc.) it's rarely viewable. My overall experience with the 8200 is this: is it fast as fcking hell and will run any game at a native resolution of 1600x1200x32 high detail at a liquid frame rate. It is also heavy, bulky and not really that sleek (nothing wrong with the way it looks though) and unless you are truly going to use it as a "desktop replacement model" and not a laptop, you might as well get an Apple Powerbook. (Not kidding, those things are amazing for portability. And MacOSX > Windows XP. This coming from a person who owns three Windows XP computers.)

I am replacing an old Inspiron 7000 w/ a PII 333. Carried that thing all over creation. This isnt any heavier. You should see what I stuff in the case. Bet the thing w/ cast weighed close to 25 lbs. Weight is irrevelant to me, so I went for performance. The radeon 9000 should be nice too.
 
Originally posted by: PsychoAndy
I had 20 Dell 1702FP 17" LCD's once. I heard very good things about them. -PAB (BTW: you used ebates too, right?)

Better. Called and got a bit knocked off over and above all the deals on line. I was suprised they would do that, but it did not hurt to try it seems.
 
Originally posted by: Hayabusarider
Originally posted by: PsychoAndy
I had 20 Dell 1702FP 17" LCD's once. I heard very good things about them. -PAB (BTW: you used ebates too, right?)

Better. Called and got a bit knocked off over and above all the deals on line. I was suprised they would do that, but it did not hurt to try it seems.

You know thats combineable with ebates, right?

😛

-PAB
 
Originally posted by: PsychoAndy
Originally posted by: Hayabusarider
Originally posted by: PsychoAndy I had 20 Dell 1702FP 17" LCD's once. I heard very good things about them. -PAB (BTW: you used ebates too, right?)
Better. Called and got a bit knocked off over and above all the deals on line. I was suprised they would do that, but it did not hurt to try it seems.
You know thats combineable with ebates, right? 😛 -PAB

I do now 😀
 
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